Sunnyside Public Library

Keeping safe in the library is a team effort, here's a few ways both staff and patrons can keep safe and healthy in the library: Safety around electronics: Should you spot a frayed wire or a damaged circuit, report it immediately, so we can eliminate risk of electrocution. Avoid cluttering desks, as objects falling on computers or keyboards is damaging to both them and possibly you, should your hands be in the way! Liquids should be kept away from any electric-powered item, ranging from cables to computers, this is a hazard should the liquid spill onto it. Don't plug in too many cables to a power board- keep it to one to two items per spot on the board. Manual handling:  When lifting heavy things, always lift with your knees, don't bend your back! .Use mechanical lifts/aids where possible! Don't try to carry too many books at once, heavy loads aren't good for you. And finally, ergonomics (posture, desk organisation, ect): Don't stack up high piles of books and s...

Here at Sunnyside, we offer public computer access, here's just a few points to remember: - You can access our computers for an hour and a half anytime during our opening hours. - Do not use these computers to access inappropriate content, as the library and it's network are public. - Always bring a USB or some form of file backup, as the library is not responsible for any lost work/files. - Attempting to download large files such as movies is not advisable, as there is only so much the computers can download. - Headphones and similar listening devices must be worn when playing audio, as the library is intended to be a quiet place. Should you have any questions or concerns about the usage of our computers, feel free to contact us at SunnysideLibrary@gmail.com.au, or talk to one of our friendly team members 😊

Enjoy this short fun animation made in powerpoint, inspired by Jurassic Park!  Do you prefer the book or the movies? Worry not, Sunnyside has both available for loan!